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This book will cover object-oriented programming, introduce the basics of web development, and reinforce basic concepts of computer science.Chapter 1 will review primitive types, variables, functions, and conditional control flow (if statements).Chapter 2 will review arrays (lists) and loops (for and while loops).Chapter 3 will introduce classes and objects, and the core concepts of Object-Oriented Programming: This will let us create bundles of data to represent more complex reality.Chapter 4 will introduce methods and private fields, and the concept of encapsulation: This will let us hide complicated internal details of our classes and only expose a simple interface to users of our classes.Chapter 5 will introduce inheritance and composition: This will let us reuse code more easily and represent more complex relationships between our classes.Chapter 6 will introduce abstraction, overrides, and polymorphism: This will let us create even more flexible and reusable code.Chapter 7 will introduce exceptions and error handling: This will let us write code that can gracefully handle unexpected errors.Chapter 8 will introduce testing and anonymous functions: This will let us write code that is more robust and less likely to have bugs, and create little reusable function snippets.Chapter 9 will introduce the Webz framework and how to create web applications: This will let us create interactive applications that run in a web browser.Chapter 10 will introduce more advanced Webz concepts and techniques: This will let us create more complex and powerful web applications.Chapter 11 will introduce advanced TypeScript concepts such as generics and unions: This will give us even more ways to represent complicated data.Chapter 12 will introduce high-order methods and functional programming techniques: This will let us write more concise and powerful code for working with arrays and other data structures.Chapter 13 will introduce recursion and recursive data structures: This will let us represent and work with more complex data structures such as trees and graphs.

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